Kinesiology 110

Front 1

__ is a small triangular shaped muscle that weakly extends the elbow.

Back 1

Anconeous

Front 2

Biceps brachii long head passes through the __ __

Back 2

Intertuburcular groove

Front 3

The suprinator __

Back 3

Supinates

Front 4

Forearm pronation lengthens the __ __

Back 4

Biceps brachii

Front 5

__ __ inserts at the radial tuberosity

Back 5

Biceps brachii

Front 6

The __ can be felt the entire length of the forearm

Back 6

Ulna

Front 7

__ & __ occurs at the radioulnar joint

Back 7

Pronation/supination

Front 8

The humerus, scapula, and clavicle make up the __ complex/guide

Back 8

Shoulder

Front 9

The humerus & scapula meet at the __ joint

Back 9

Glenohumeral

Front 10

The wrist flexors mostly meet at the __ __

Back 10

Medial epicondyle

Front 11

The __ nerve creates the "funny bone" sensation

Back 11

Ulnar

Front 12

The __ inserts at the styloid process of the radius.

Back 12

Brachioradialis

Front 13

The __ has a distinctive hook used for identification.

Back 13

Hamate

Front 14

The roof of the carpal tunnel is the __ __

Back 14

Flexor retinaculum

Front 15

The ulnar nerve and artery pass through the tunnel of __

Back 15

Guyon

Front 16

The __ forms the floor of the anatomical snuffbox

Back 16

Schaphoid

Front 17

Knuckles are called __ joints

Back 17

Interphalangeal

Front 18

The medial border of the scapula serves as an attachment site for the __ & __ __

Back 18

Rhomboids/serratus anterior

Front 19

The lateral border of the scapula is the origin for __ & __

Back 19

Teres major & teres minor

Front 20

The 3 scapular fossae contain __, __, & __

Back 20

Supraspinatus, infraspinatus, & subscapularis

Front 21

The __ & __ both attach at the acromion

Back 21

Trapezius/deltoid

Front 22

__ inserts at the lesser tubercle

Back 22

Subscapularis

Front 23

__ & __ flexes the elbow

Back 23

Brachialis & brachioradialis

Front 24

__ adducts the shoulder joint

Back 24

Coricobrachialis

Front 25

All deltoids abduct the __

Back 25

Shoulder

Front 26

The __ __ extends the index finger.

Back 26

Extensor indicis

Front 27

Extensor carpi radialis longus & brevis both extend the __

Back 27

Wrist

Front 28

The origin of the extensor group is generally at the __ __

Back 28

Lateral epicondyle

Front 29

Wiggling your finger undulates the __ __

Back 29

Medial epicondyle

Front 30

__ __ __ originates at the common flexor tendon at the medial epicondyle

Back 30

Flexor carpi radialis

Front 31

Lats little helper is __

Back 31

Teres major

Front 32

The latissimus dorsi originates at the __ __

Back 32

Thoracolumbar aponeurosis

Front 33

The levator scapula goes between the __ __ & the __ __

Back 33

Spenius capitis & posterior scalene

Front 34

When feeling the origin of levator scapula it's possible to cause __ __

Back 34

Nerve compression

Front 35

The __ __ is responsible for thumb opposition

Back 35

Opponens pollics

Front 36

The __ __ & __ __ pass through the carpal tunnel

Back 36

Flexor tendons & median nerve

Front 37

Communicating is vital when palpating near __ tissue

Back 37

Breast

Front 38

Pectoralis minor attaches the __ __

Back 38

Coracoid process

Front 39

__ __ attaches to the 3rd, 4th, & 5th rib.

Back 39

Pectoralis minor

Front 40

Pronator __ & pronator __ are synergists

Back 40

Teres & quadratus

Front 41

__ & __ both adduct the scapula

Back 41

Rhomboids & trapezius

Front 42

__ part of the rotator cuff but does nothing to rotate the shoulder.

Back 42

Supraspinatus

Front 43

3 of the 4 rotator cuff muscles attach at the __ __

Back 43

Greater tubercule

Front 44

__ __ laterally rotates the shoulder

Back 44

Teres minor

Front 45

Tube shaped muscle lateral to the scapula

Back 45

Teres minor

Front 46

Inserts at the anterior/medial border of the scapula

Back 46

Serratus anterior

Front 47

Attaches to first rib & clavicle

Back 47

Subclavius

Front 48

Neck extension is caused by?

Back 48

Bilateral flexion & upper trapezius

Front 49

Rotation of the neck to the opposite side is caused by?

Back 49

Unilateral contraction of the upper trapezius

Front 50

The trapezius inserts to the..

Back 50

Lateral clavicle, acromion, spine of scapula

Front 51

Only muscle to the posterior arm?

Back 51

Triceps brachii

Front 52

Triceps brachii inserts at the __ __ of the ulna

Back 52

Olecranon process

Front 53

There are __ vertebra

Back 53

24

Front 54

The thoracic has __ vertebrae

Back 54

12

Front 55

The __ __ is the most mobile

Back 55

Cervical spine

Front 56

The __ is compromised of the sternum & rib cage.

Back 56

Thorax

Front 57

Each side of an average human has __ ribs

Back 57

12

Front 58

The inferior angle of the scaplua is generally on the level of __

Back 58

T-7

Front 59

The vertebra at the base of the neck is __

Back 59

C-7

Front 60

The top of iliac crest is the level of __

Back 60

L-4

Front 61

The twelfth rib is the level of __

Back 61

T-12

Front 62

The erectors are deep to the __ __

Back 62

Thoracolumbar aponeurosis

Front 63

The __ __ muscles extend the back

Back 63

Erector spinae

Front 64

The spinalis originates at the spinous processes of the __ __ & __ __ vertebrae.

Back 64

Upper lumbar & lower thoracic

Front 65

The longissimus originates at the transverse processes of the __ __ __ vertebrae

Back 65

Upper 5 thoratic

Front 66

The longissimus inserts at the __ __

Back 66

Mastoid process

Front 67

The __ laterally flexes the torso to the same side

Back 67

Iliocostalis

Front 68

The longissimus inserts into the __

Back 68

Skull

Front 69

To contract the lower fibers of the erector spinae group ask your partner to __

Back 69

Lift there legs

Front 70

To feel the erector spinae between the scapulae, you must sink through the __ & __

Back 70

Rhomboids & trapezius

Front 71

The __ muscle runs diagonally

Back 71

Transversospinalis

Front 72

The __ are the ONLY muscles that run across the posterior sacrum

Back 72

Multifidi

Front 73

The semispinalis capitus attaches to the __

Back 73

Cranium

Front 74

The transversospinals group is most easily felt in __ __ in the thoracic and lumbar spine

Back 74

Lamina grove

Front 75

Multifidi originate at the __ & transverse processes through the __

Back 75

Sacrum/cervical spine

Front 76

The __ rotate to the opposite side

Back 76

Rotatores

Front 77

__ extend the vertebral column

Back 77

Multifidi

Front 78

__ span 1 or 2 vertebrae column

Back 78

Rotatores

Front 79

__ capitis originates at the transverse processes of c-4 through t-5

Back 79

Semispinalis

Front 80

Semispinalis capitis inserts between the __ & __ nucha lines

Back 80

Superior & inferior

Front 81

Rectue abdominis creates the __ look

Back 81

Wash board

Front 82

Transverse abdominis plays a major role in forced __

Back 82

Exhalation

Front 83

__ __ rotates the torso to the opposite side

Back 83

External obliques

Front 84

__ __ originate at the iliac crest

Back 84

Internal oblique

Front 85

Transverse abdominis originates at the internal surface of the lower __ ribs

Back 85

6

Front 86

Transverse abdominis compresses __ contents

Back 86

Abdominal

Front 87

Thoracic spine have __ vertebrae

Back 87

12

Front 88

Average human have __ ribs on each side

Back 88

12

Front 89

The diaphragm originates at the internal surface of the lower __ ribs

Back 89

6

Front 90

The diaphragm increases __ cavity volume

Back 90

Thoracic

Front 91

The __ attaches to the skull

Back 91

Longissimus

Front 92

Quadratus lumborum originates at the __

Back 92

Posterior iliac crest

Front 93

Trapezius is helpful in finding the

Back 93

Splenis capitis

Front 94

Transversospinalis muscles run

Back 94

Diagonally

Front 95

Multifidi are the only muscles across the

Back 95

Posterior sacrum

Front 96

Rotatores only span __ or __ vertebrae

Back 96

1/2

Front 97

Semispinalis capitis extends the

Back 97

Vertebral column & head

Front 98

Shortening the semispinalis fibers on the right side of the body will extend

Back 98

The Torso

Front 99

The anterior triangle of the neck is made up of the

Back 99

Trachea mandible and sternocleidomastoid

Front 100

The posterior triangle frames the

Back 100

Brachial plexus

Front 101

The skull is made of __ bones

Back 101

22

Front 102

The cranial bones are fused by

Back 102

Fibrous joints

Front 103

The masseter elevates the

Back 103

Mandible

Front 104

The __ is the strongest muscle in the body relative to size

Back 104

Masseter

Front 105

The SCM and interior trapezius frame the

Back 105

Scalene muscles

Front 106

The brachial plexus and subclavian artery pass between the

Back 106

Anterior and middle scalenes

Front 107

The anterior scalene inserts to the

Back 107

First rib

Front 108

The middle scalene originates at the transverse processes of

Back 108

C-2 through C7

Front 109

The posterior scalene inserts to the

Back 109

second rib

Front 110

The posterior scaling laterally flexes to the

Back 110

same side

Front 111

The anterior scalene is deep to the

Back 111

SCM

Front 112

The scm originates at the

Back 112

Manubrium and medial clavicle

Front 113

The SCM inserts at the

Back 113

Mastoid process

Front 114

The SCM rotates the head and neck to the

Back 114

opposite side

Front 115

The temporalis originates at the

Back 115

Frontal temporal and parietal bones

Front 116

The temporalis inserts at the coronoid process and anterior edge of the

Back 116

Ramus of the mandible

Front 117

The temporalis retracts the

Back 117

Mandible